[Inside Politics]
Pirate radio calls for inauguration protests

Wednesday, December 22, 2004 Posted: 2252 GMT (0652 HKT)
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An unauthorized radio station in the nation's capital
called for "massive protests" in the week leading up to the January 20
presidential inauguration.

The station broadcast Wednesday at 1680 AM and identified itself as "Guerrilla
Radio, WSQT."

During the identification message, an announcer said, "WSQT is a project of
urban activists in the D.C. area working on housing issues, homeless issues,
issues of war, issues of occupation both at home and abroad, and issues of the
environment that we all have to live in."